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Kelly - 30 Apr 2007 04:26 GMT
Well we won't be homeless (not that my husband ever doubted we would get a
rental house but I sure was getting discouraged. )  We have a rental until
October 31st but our new house will be finished by October 15th so that is
great.

Our new place is on the waterfront where the BC Ferries start to come in.
We don't see the docking but can see the Ferries swing around and lots of
sailboats.  The side of the house that overlooks the water is all windows
and one large fireplace so is nice.

The yard is inaccessible to me but that is okay for 5 months.  The house has
a large deck but the front and back yard are all hill with grass.  4 steps
to get in and out of the house but I can handle that (2 and then another 2.)
If needed we can ramp it but think I can do it.  I will not be able to do
laundry - that will fall to the housekeepers and Pat (tough luck).

The house itself is a picture - yuck! It has turquoise fixtures in the
powder room bathroom, 3 bathrooms upstairs and 1 downstairs.  The walls and
ceilings are 3" cedar but the light fixtures are right out of the 60's or
70's.  Big wood wagonwheel type with metal hanging on them.  Yuck!  The
carpet is rust and orange shag.  Triple yuck.  But its is clean, they will
take the dog and cat and it is for 6 months so it is okay.  We take
possession May 15th and have until June 15th to move out of here.

So things are looking up.  I am in an incredible amount of pain and fatique
but am trying to take my painkillers a bit more to reduce that.  I go see my
rd a week tomorrow and will try to get the rituxan started.  Really need to
ensure I am healthy before that.  The shingles still have residual nerve
pain and itching.  I also have a pain in my side  which comes and goes that
needs to be checked out. Hard to tell these days where the pain starts and
stops.  Trying hard to stay upbeat and managing okay.  I feel I am bitching
but everyone around me says no I am not - must be doing a good job of
spreading it around.

Anyhow things are looking up.  One less stressor in my life and am really
excited about the new house!  Moving in October sure beats moving in
December!

Take care everyone,
Kelly in BC
Carole - 30 Apr 2007 06:00 GMT
Congrats on the house, Kelly!  Moving is always stressful, but if you
can make it as stress free as possible, it will go better. Good luck!
Get lots of help :-))

Carole

> Well we won't be homeless (not that my husband ever doubted we would get a
> rental house but I sure was getting discouraged. )  We have a rental until
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> Take care everyone,
> Kelly in BC
vickie b. - 30 Apr 2007 14:46 GMT
Congrats Kelly!  Keep telling yourself:  I get my beautiful new house
in October.

Vickie B.
DeeTee and Bob Taggart - 30 Apr 2007 16:57 GMT
LOL - I can just picture that house! We had to change all the light fixtures
and faucets when we moved in here. Hang in there, Kelly, October is not so
far away.

Hugs, DeeTee

> Well we won't be homeless (not that my husband ever doubted we would get a
> rental house but I sure was getting discouraged. )  We have a rental until
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> Take care everyone,
> Kelly in BC
Kelly - 30 Apr 2007 17:45 GMT
Faucets - oh no didn't even think to look at those!  Was too busy looking at
the light switch and plug in covers (can you say eeuuwww).

Will have to probably get some dysom to turn on taps if they are the old
round ones - I always forget about those.

Kelly

> LOL - I can just picture that house! We had to change all the light
> fixtures and faucets when we moved in here. Hang in there, Kelly, October
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>> Take care everyone,
>> Kelly in BC
Cindy - 30 Apr 2007 18:17 GMT
Well Kelly, Spend most of your time...Looking out the Windows...and try not
to look Down or UP....LOL...
Sounds like it really could be a beautiful place with some upgrades...
But since you are there for only 6 mths....just keep looking OUT...LOL
Hugs Cindy
> Well we won't be homeless (not that my husband ever doubted we would get a
> rental house but I sure was getting discouraged. )  We have a rental until
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> Take care everyone,
> Kelly in BC
RhondaM - 30 Apr 2007 19:11 GMT
((((((((((((Kelly))))))))))))))
Hang in there girl. The house sounds pretty. The view must be wonderful.

> Well we won't be homeless (not that my husband ever doubted we would get a
> rental house but I sure was getting discouraged. )  We have a rental until
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> Take care everyone,
> Kelly in BC
Kelly - 30 Apr 2007 21:16 GMT
The view is incredible.  Suspect the house will be cold as **** in the
winter so glad we won't be there by then.  Will be in the new house by
then - will be so nice.

In the meantime I will have no laundry to do so all is good!! Not sure who I
will sucker into doing that - might just drop it off at the laundromat and
get them to do it and fold it.  Works for me.

Kelly

> ((((((((((((Kelly))))))))))))))
> Hang in there girl. The house sounds pretty. The view must be wonderful.
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>> Take care everyone,
>> Kelly in BC
Carole - 30 Apr 2007 21:41 GMT
> In the meantime I will have no laundry to do so all is good!! Not sure who I
> will sucker into doing that - might just drop it off at the laundromat and
> get them to do it and fold it.  Works for me.

I used to do that when I lived in NYC. I worked long hours and I figured
since I didn't have to buy detergent and fabric softener, and I was
saving my free time for other things, it was well worth it. Now I have a
full size washer and dryer in my apartment, so it's nice. I throw the
wash in, and watch TV until it's done :) With my CHF, laundromat days
are over. I just wouldn't be able to do it.

Carole

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